Homeowners are holding onto their properties without plans to sell.
Rising home prices and mortgage rates are reinforcing the lock-in effect, as many homeowners choose to remain in their current properties despite increased inventory.
Rising home prices and mortgage rates are reinforcing the lock-in effect, as many homeowners choose to remain in their current properties despite increased inventory.
Whitlinger, with a decade at Freddie Mac, steps up as CFO after Lown's exit, bringing extensive experience to steer the company's financial strategy.
Explore the reverse mortgage industry's strategies to engage new clients, highlighting innovative approaches and potential growth opportunities for private lenders.
The Supreme Court's consideration of NAR's writ could impact real estate regulations, raising crucial implications for private lenders in the industry.
Home price predictions remain steady, with 38% of respondents expecting increases. Examine insights from Fannie Mae's latest sentiment index.
A recent analysis highlights that only 2.5% of U.S. homes sold in early 2024, with a significant portion of homeowners opting to stay put indefinitely.
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Consumer optimism regarding mortgage rates has increased compared to last year, as highlighted by Fannie Mae's latest Home Purchase Sentiment Index.
CFPB alleges a major credit reporting agency breached the Fair Credit Reporting Act, potentially impacting accuracy in consumer credit reporting for lenders.
Shiley, a seasoned leader at Mungo Homes for nearly two decades, recently served as president and chief operations officer, driving industry innovation and growth.